Senet deadlock over stablecoin rewards fit make digital asset clarity bill stall

Seneta dem dey negotiate small compromise on stablecoin reward rules as dem dey try push Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. Main people wey dey negotiate — Democrat Angela Alsobrooks and Republican Thom Tillis — dey draft wording to ban interest-like rewards on idle stablecoin balances but allow small incentives wey tie to activity or transactions (for example, rewards for purchases or exchanges). Banking groups wey American Bankers Association dey lead and people like JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon dey push for strict limits to prevent deposit flight; crypto firms and exchanges dey push make dem clear and workable allowance for incentive programs. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency recent proposal (we go echo parts of past bills) don add regulatory uncertainty but fit still leave room for compliant exchange rewards. Committee votes for Senate Banking Committee don delay because dem still dey talk with Coinbase, national banking groups and committee members; likely the bill must join with related Senate Agriculture Committee package before full Senate vote. Time tight because other congressional priorities and Democrats still get demands (DeFi safeguards, CFTC/SEC appointments, and ethics limits), so outcome and timing no sure. For traders: this dispute dey keep regulatory uncertainty for stablecoins and e fit affect liquidity, yield products and exchange incentive programs — small compromise fit reduce near-term regulatory risk, but strict ban on idle-balance rewards go change yield offerings and flow between banks and crypto.